How To Prepare for Client Interviews
What do engineers and architects have in common with Broadway actors? They both perform. And great performances lead to public acclaim and future work. The decision to deliver a winning
What do engineers and architects have in common with Broadway actors? They both perform. And great performances lead to public acclaim and future work. The decision to deliver a winning
On August 20, 2019, The Construction Channel featured an interview from Build Business, the SMPS annual conference, with SMPS CEO, Michael V. Geary, CAE, about the value and importance of
The two past SMPS presidents presented research during the Fellows Symposium at Build Business. On August 13, 2019, Engineering News-Record quoted Donna Corlew, FSMPS, CPSM, chief whatever it takes officer of
An A/E/C firm’s value proposition communicates the tangible result of engaging with the firm, making it the most persuasive factor in marketing. In fact, the value proposition is often central
Many books and articles have been written advocating the importance of client care in the A/E/C industries. However, the literary shelves are barren when it comes to offering advice on
If you’ve heard me speak or have read my previous articles, you know that I’m a strong proponent of building a firmwide culture of business development (BD) by having everyone
I’ve witnessed many A/E/C and environmental consulting professionals and firms shroud the topic of business development in a level of mystery and complexity that’s just not serving them well.
The breakneck demands of today’s A/E/C marketers can banish public relations to the back burner as team members perpetually scramble to meet the latest proposal deadline. Though understandable, this familiar
Anyone who sells products or services understands how difficult it can be to win business. You often find yourself up against prospects who are under pressure to control costs, and
Constantly seeing your competition’s name in the press can be frustrating. And that frustration multiplies when your firm’s leadership stops by your office to ask, “Why weren’t we included in